Even if content is king, it is important to have a professionally designed website when you want to achieve success in blogging.
Being a Christian, Christmas is a very important time of the year for me, and I’m glad to offer a premium WordPress theme from our sponsor Templatic to three of my readers. Good luck with the contest, and merry Christmas everyone!
Introducing Templatic
Our sponsor for this contest is Templatic, a premium WordPress theme shop previously known as PremiumThemes.net. Templatic has been founded by R.Bhavesh, who is known for his countless contributions to the WordPress community.What I love the most about Templatic is that they don’t create countless “magazine” themes and focus on smaller niches, as such as ebook sellers, restaurants, consultants and more. Of course, if you’re looking for a more classic theme, you’ll still be happy with Templatic.
You may want to check out their website, but for now let me show you my favorite themes from Templatic :
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eProduct
Simple Site
eProduct Folio
Not bad, isn’t it? 3 lucky Cats Who Blog readers will win a personal licence for any of Templatic themes, so read about the giveaway below!
How to enter Cats Who Blog giveaway?
Entering our Christmas giveaway is simple : Write a post on your blog to let your readers know about Cats Who Blog and my blogging tips. Once done, leave a comment on this post, with your post url so I can know that you joined.
On sunday January 3, 2010, 3 winners will be randomly choosen. Each of them will be able to choose the theme they want from Templatic and R.Bhavesh will generously offer them a personnal licence for that theme.
Winners will be notified on RSS feed only, so make sure to grab our feed!
Now, good luck to everyone! Wish you a merry Christmas with the family! Thanks for your amazing support during these two first months since I’ve launched Cats Who Blog!
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I love their support services (http://templatic.com/support/services) where you can get your theme tweaked on your behalf for a fee…its very forward thinking for them to extend this service to the public, after-all I buy a theme and want it tweaked to have a unique look and feel according to my brand, otherwise it’s all going to be a boring uniform if all blogs look the same. I notice though, a lot of features on Templatic are borrowed from WooThemes.
Hi there! I am a newbie blogger who stumbled across your site. I love the information on “Cats” and will visit here regularly. I am teaching myself the basics of WordPress. I want to be able to design my own themes, but for now I’m using a free (boring) theme.
http://goeverson.wordpress.com/2009/12/22/cats-who-blog/
I wish to join this contest too. However, my blog niche not suitable to post a introduction review for this catswhoblog.com.
@Sue Everson : Thanks for joining the contest
Thank you for the contest, Well my blog niche is different, so I think my blog is not suitable for it. The theme that you provide are really very nice.
I wouldn’t have done justice to miss an opportunity of a free premium theme, count me in Jean http://www.alreadyinspired.com/2009/12/im-hooked-catswhoblogcom/
Awesome, dude. Quite a bit of work but oh well. http://loneplacebo.com/2009/12/23/cats-who-blog-blogging-resource-blog-that-would-make-problogger-blush/
Cats Who Blog complements Cats Who Code very well! Your site is a valuable resource for web veterans and beginners alike!
http://the-a-crew.com/articles/cats-who-blog-tips-every-blogger-should-read
Whew I almost had forgotten about this contest. Here is the link to my post about Cats Who Blog.
http://wonderfulweb.info/blogging/hang-with-the-cool-cats/
Contest over. Winners are : Muzi Mohale, Tony, and Eric Azares. Contact me by email to claim your price.
Thank everyone for joining!